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  • What is Friedrich Wilderness Park?
    • Friedrich Wilderness Park is a 600-acre nature park in San Antonio, originally established in 1978 through land donations by Norma Friedrich Ward, Wilbur Matthews, and Glen Martin.
  • How was Friedrich Wilderness Park established?
    • The park was established in cooperation with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department to preserve the Balcones Escarpment and provide nature-based recreation.
  • What recreational activities are available at Friedrich Wilderness Park?
    • The park offers more than 10 miles of hiking trails ranging from easy to moderately strenuous, allowing visitors to explore its scenic landscapes.
  • What wildlife can be observed at Friedrich Wilderness Park?
    • Visitors can observe a variety of rare bird species, including the federally endangered black-capped vireo and golden-cheeked warbler.
  • Are there any restrictions at Friedrich Wilderness Park?
    • Yes, as a designated natural area, the park does not allow rollerblades or bicycles on trails, and pets are not permitted within the park.

Friedrich Wilderness Park, 21395 Milsa Dr, San Antonio, TX 78256, Phone: 210-207-3781

Friedrich Wilderness Park
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